Detail of Fees:

Nonrefundable Application Fee (Program deposit): $300*

Jesus College housing (June 27- - morning of Aug 6) and 26 meals–5.5 weeks: $3,686 based on the current exchange rate (if
the exchange rate goes above $1.65 the cost will go up slightly in correlation).

Jesus College rooms with shared bath & internet

26 meals: Eight buffet lunches in hall at Jesus College, three served three-course meals, one casual Indian take-away
picnic, casual light meal in hall on June 27, 13 full cooked breakfasts in college

Transport and ticket to one London show such as Wicked/Les Miserables/Once.

Bus or train transfers and admissions for two field trips in addition to London show (Field trips: 1:
Bath 2: Warwick Castle & Stratford OR Blenheim Palace and Cotswolds)

All costs (excluding tuition) are based on the current rate of exchange between the U.S. dollar and the Great British
Pound. You are charged the actual costs of room, board and field trips to save you from additional fees. If the
exchange rate goes above $1.65 the cost will go up slightly in correlation.

ALL fees are non-refundable. Make checks payable to Florida Tech. Fees for missed group housing,
meals, trips, etc. are non-refundable. For example, housing is included from June 27-Aug 6th morning. If you arrive
later or depart sooner, there are no refunds. If you miss a group meal or field trip, you will forfeit that meal/event or
any portion thereof.

OPTIONAL SHOWS:$70 each (Shows TBD). Payment due by
March 1.

Click on "Dates and Deadlines" for payment due dates.

Special Tuition Scholarship...﻿Study in Europe and save over $1600 in tuition expenses!

Six undergraduate credit hours for the cost of 4.5 credit hours—A savings of over
$1600.

You will pay $4,838 rather than $6,450 for six undergraduate credit hours.*

Program participants who are eligible for financial aid can apply for a Stafford Loan. The remainder of the costs
(including housing, meals and airfare) can possibly be covered by a private loan such as Wells Fargo or Sally Mae if the
students have a credit worthy cosigner and are approved by the lender. Speak with the program director and financial aid for
details. You may be eligible to borrow up to $11,000 for the Oxford program.

Calc 2 & 3 & Differential equations are four credit hour classes and have a supplemental tuition charge of
$806*

Financial aid (loans) can help you pay for it all!

Check out the Gilman Scholarship and the Phi Kappa Phi scholarship on the home page of the Oxford Program website!

Money Matters

Use air miles, coupons, or shop around for the best flight prices. Flights with 1+ stops to London Heathrow or Gatwick, or
Birmingham International ranged between $1100 and $1600 for summer 2012.

Budget an average of $15 - $30 per day for food/entertainment ($780 - $1170). Students spent between
$600 & $1500 for food/entertainment in 2013. It depends on your habits- if you buy sandwiches and groceries and
cook you will spend less than if you eat out often. Weekend trips can range from low cost up to $900+ depending on
where you go and what you do.

ATMs are available throughout the city of Oxford and the entire UK. Your bank may charge you a slight fee to use the ATM,
but getting cash is fast and easy. Major credit cards are accepted in most shops. There is no need for travelers' checks.

26 meals are included in program fees. You will be responsible for remaining meals, but you do have full kitchen
access for the final 3.5 weeks. Grocery stores and sandwich shops are within close walking distance of the college. A typical
"sandwich deal" with a filled baguette, chips or fruit, and a drink is 3.33 GBP ($5.60). 13 breakfasts, 6 big lunches,
and 5 nice dinners are included in your housing fees.

Budget some money for weekend trips. You may want to book some in advance, but see the program director for suggestions.
(Travel within the UK, Ireland, France, etc. is very easy and can cost as little as $300 for a full weekend if you stay in
hostels. A more average price is $600+ if you are taking a flight, long train journey, and staying in b & bs or
hotels.)

Even more savings on tuition by going to Oxford!

You can save over $2000 on future tuition dollars by going to Oxford and taking 6-7 credit hours this summer!

When you take 6-7 hours in the summer it means you can reduce your final semester by 6-7 hours...this can save you over $2,000
on tuition.

Here's how it works- Flat rate tuition is for 12-19 credit hours. For engineering/science students flat rate for a semester is
$16,580 (through Spring 2012). One credit hour is currently $1150.

Let's say you would have needed 16 hours in spring of your senior year ($16,580), but you took 6 hours in Oxford ($4,478). Now,
in spring of your senior year you only need to take 10 hours and pay $9950 ($995x 10 hours). This $9950 combined with the
$4,478 for Oxford is $14,428. So you save $2,152 off of tuition is spring of your senior year by taking 6 hours in Oxford.
A wise choice!